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03-10-2023 06:11 AM
Dear Experts
Is it possible to just let users without itil role see the incident ticket data?
I am thinking something like this
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1. set up an ACL for the "Incidents" table.
▼ACL setting details
・Role name : Role A (unique role created for referencing)
・Operation : Read
・Type : Record
2. Create a filter "Filter A" for the reference user.
Specify the incident table as the table to filter.
3. Call "Filter A" created in 2 from the widget on the dashboard.
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I don't need the permission to edit incident tickets, but there are users who want to refer to related tickets, so I am wondering if it is possible to refer to them in this way.
The purpose of the above is to reduce license fees due to cost issues.
Best regards.
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03-10-2023 07:05 AM
Hi,
That would give them read access to all records. There's already an out of box Incident read role:
sn_incident_read
Have you reviewed this?
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03-10-2023 07:05 AM
Hi,
That would give them read access to all records. There's already an out of box Incident read role:
sn_incident_read
Have you reviewed this?
Please consider marking my reply as Helpful and/or Accept Solution, if applicable. Thanks!
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03-10-2023 07:29 AM - edited 03-10-2023 07:34 AM
Mr. @Allen Andreas
I set the group "sn_incident_read" for displaying reports and now I can see the incident tickets!
Thank you very much.
By the way, is there a license fee for "sn_incident_read"?
P.S.
I am interested in your YOUTUBE channel, but I am very disappointed because I am not good at hearing English.
By the way, an excellent translation site is helping me with my questions in this community.
Best regards.

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03-10-2023 08:13 AM
Hi,
It shouldn't be any license issue, but feel free to speak with a ServiceNow Account Rep just in case.
Thank you for the information about how you watch videos as well. I believe YouTube is rolling out the ability to have videos translated to various languages and I'll keep an eye on that and ensure I opt-in to that when uploading in the future and I have access to that feature.
Thanks!
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02-02-2024 12:01 AM
I believe the "sn_incident_read" consumes a business stakeholder license at best. you may type "license_role.LIST" in your application navigator to see the list of all roles and their associated license type.